University of Warsaw scientists discover unknown cosmic objects: What was lurking in the Magellanic Clouds
Do we only encounter X-rays when we break a bone?…
Fragments of the past: Another season of archaeological work at Gonio-Apsaros
Amphora kilns, ceramic vessels, and a gold votive plaque are…
“You don’t eat meat? I’m not going on a date with you.” Gender and diet on dating apps
More than 350 million people worldwide already use dating apps…
Did climate change and epidemics trigger a crisis in the Eastern Roman Empire? New research offers answers
Mud, torrential rain, fierce winds, scorching heat, and bitter cold…
Picasso in the business world: Corporate art collections
The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, the “la Caixa” Collection…
Uninvited lodgers: Mucoromycota fungi in red wood ant’s nests
How fascinating can the life of a single ant really…
How to #MakeZbiorKomGreatAgain? Innovative mobility data
Exhaust fumes, crowds, traffic jams, and frayed nerves – this…
Romance with an illusion: Is a relationship with a chatbot moral?
The so-called Eliza effect – the tendency to attribute human characteristics to…
The formula for justice: How can mathematics help improve participatory budgeting?
How can participatory budgeting be truly participatory? Warsaw mathematicians have…
The “sound” of the Universe: A new era of gravitational-wave astronomy
September 2025 marked the tenth anniversary of a landmark discovery…
Lending books, giving hope: The importance of libraries in the refugee crisis
What, besides books, can refugees find in libraries? An international…
A stone more enduring than the Roman Empire. Could this open the door to a new understanding of change in Ancient Europe?
The history we learn in school is usually the history…
In physics, sensitivity is key: A conversation with Prof. Michał Parniak
In articles about him, one word keeps returning: outstanding. He…
Split down the middle: What drives this even split? Elections through the eyes of physicists
Have you ever wondered why the results of many elections…
You knew exactly how this would end: The epistemic side-effect effect in Polish
If something went wrong – you knew it would. Or…